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With 117 prisons in England and Wales and over 78,000 prisoners as of March 2021, what do we know about our 'prison laws'? Do prisoners automatically get Legal Aid funding to access legal help? What …

With millions of people deciding during the pandemic that now was the moment to chase their dreams, a record number of new start-up businesses came in to play in 2021, a reported figure of 5.4 millio…

When faced with a legal issue or a problem, Legal Aid is something that many people try to get access to, to try and get  help with paying for their legal fees, however, what areas of legal work does…

Are you in a dispute with your builder? Are you a subcontractor in a construction site, where disputes have arisen? What is an adjudication and how can it help to quickly resolve property and constru…

There are myths floating around about our laws, and employment law is not excluded! Questions such as, is it 'illegal' for an ex-employer to give you a bad work reference? And does an employer have t…

Are the Police allowed to breathalyse the passengers in your vehicle? And how can you have more than 9 points on your licence, but still keep your licence to drive? Would you be committing a motoring…

If your business owes more than £750 in debt, and a creditor can prove that you cannot repay this amount, the creditor can apply to the Court to wind up your company. To try and assist struggling bus…

Financial crime, confiscation and asset recovery orders by the Courts, are at their highest level ever, but what do these terms really cover? And what does the legal processes look like?  Do not miss…

Have you had building work carried out and have been left with unfinished works, as a result of a dispute with your builder? Or works that have not been finished by your builder to a satisfactory sta…

Are you trying to negotiate child maintenance payments with your ex-partner? How can the Government assist you in trying to resolve arguments over child maintenance? Or perhaps you want to find out h…

The current pandemic has challenged  both leaseholders and commercial landlords on an unprecedented scale, and like never before. But how can the emergency measures brought in by the UK Government wi…

Tune in to listen to our host Hatti Suvari and senior Environmental Law barrister and Judge, Sailesh Mehta, discuss environmental crimes committed by large corporations, the challenges that our Gover…

Disputes in business are unfortunately all too common, and they can quickly start to affect the business itself. But what steps can you take if a business partner's actions are damaging the business?…

8 Months after Brexit came in to effect on 1st January 2021, what has it actually meant for businesses in the UK? If you are in business, then what are some of the key points for you to consider? If …

What is meant by constructive dismissal? What behaviours and actions, by your employer and within the circumstances of your employment can be classed as constructive dismissal, and is it hard to prov…

Many of us have often heard the term 'loss of earnings', but in what types of circumstances can you claim for a loss of earnings? How would your losses be calculated, and what is the  difference betw…

Can a Will be disputed? How would you go about disputing someones Will, and on what basis can you dispute a Will? Perhaps you have been unfairly excluded from a Will? Have you ever wondered what is m…

There can be many challenges, obstacles and unknowns as an aspiring Barrister, or even as a Barrister who has just qualified, so how can The Bar Council's Young Barrister's Committee (also referred t…

Online harassment, abuse, bulling and trolling is illegal in England & Wales, but what are the steps that you can take if you are a victim? How can our laws protect you? And what new laws are about t…

We hear of the term 'financial crime', but what does it cover? With an annual cost of around £750 billion a year globally, financial crime is an area that if it has not already, it can effect many of…